Migrating from VitalPBX 4 (Debian 11) to VitalPBX 4.5 (Debian 12)
November 20, 2024
Migrating from VitalPBX 4 to 4.5 follows a similar approach
We make Companies communicate easily
VitalPBX has the set of tools to allow you to communicate no matter where you are located. Take advantage of these functionality to make your business safe and connected.
Multi Tenant PBX
You can install VitalPBX in just one server and manage multiple PBXs with the same numbering plan but separated at an administrative level.
No Per Extension Fees
With VitalPBX you can enjoy a variety of features without extension fees to increase your business productivity.
Enhanced Call Center
Take your Call Center to the next level with powerful PBX Software. With VitalPBX you can easily have all your Call Center needs fulfilled.
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High-performance PBX software with a full set of essential features
VitalPBX is the graphic user interface between you and the complex world of modern communications
- Unified Communications
- Call Center Features
- High Quality Voice Calls
Advanced PBX system based on Asterisk
VitalPBX is a unified communications PBX system based on Asterisk and Linux (Debian 11). VitalPBX provides a robust and scalable platform, which will allow you to manage your PBX in an easy and intuitive way.
Fastest growing PBX system
50,000 +
Installation Worldwide
175 +
Countries
25 +
Modules
2,000 +
Community Members
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Frequently Asked Questions
To obtain a 15-day trial of any of our plans, send us an email to sales@vitalpbx.com.
Yes, it is possible to migrate between plans, either from a monthly to yearly installment, or between whole plans.
You can download VitalPBX from the download section on our website, and install on any Virtual Machine, Dedicate Hardware, or VPS Service Provider like Amazon AWS, Google Cloud, Digital Ocean, among others. https://vitalpbx.com/pbx-system-download/.
Additionally, every add-on on VitalPBX, including the commercial add-ons, can be installed even without a license. This will allow to test and use the modules with all of their features for an unlimited amount of time. Learn more about our add-ons, https://community.vitalpbx.org/installing-vitalpbx-add-ons/.
Yes. VitalPBX is a complete Multi-Tenant solution. This means that you can install VitalPBX in just one server and manage multiple PBXs with the same numbering plan but separated at an administrative level. This saves you money on servers and makes it easier for you to manage your clients.
If you want more information go to VitalPBX Multi-Tenant PBX.
Yes. We have several solutions.
Our soft phone, VitalPBX Connect, you can install on Android or iOS.
VitXi WebRTC, that you can access from any browser, whether you are accessing from Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook, or even from your mobile device.
We also have VitalPBX Communicator which is a Call Center Oriented Soft phone for Windows.
You can see more information in the products section of our website.
This depends on the number of extensions that each Tenant has as well as the concurrent calls and if any Tenant is going to have a Call Center and call recordings.
Although we have some customers that have more than 100 Tenant per server, we recommend not having more than 100 per Server.
We cannot offer support to clients with more than 100 Tenans per server.
Yes, what changed is the name of the device in each Tenant, for example the extension 101 in Tenant A would have the device name (user) TA_101 and in Tennat B it would have TB_101 and so on.
